Jet.com
Jet.com is a US online marketplace where partner retailers sell through an API integration. Walmart bought Jet.com in 2016.
Quick facts
Sell on more marketplaces with 3Dsellers
3Dsellers does not integrate with Jet.com. Sellers who want to reach more buyers can list on marketplaces such as eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Walmart and TikTok Shop.
- List on several marketplaces: 3Dsellers lists your products to eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Walmart, TikTok Shop and Shopify from one catalog.
- Keep stock in sync: quantities update on every channel when an item sells.
- One order dashboard: process orders from all channels in one place.
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Seller fees
Jet.com fee details are not listed here, so check the marketplace's own seller pages for current rates. Walmart Marketplace, run by the same parent company, charges a referral fee on each sale that depends on the category.
How to start selling
Jet.com partner retailers connect through an API integration. Walmart owns Jet.com, so Walmart Marketplace is the closest option for sellers who want to reach the same shoppers. Each marketplace has its own application process.
Seller questions
Jet.com is a US online marketplace where partner retailers sell products through an API integration. It launched on July 21, 2015, and Walmart bought it on August 8, 2016 for $3.3 billion. Sellers who want to reach Walmart shoppers usually look at Walmart Marketplace, which is run by the same parent company and sells on Walmart.com.
Walmart owns Jet.com. It bought the marketplace on August 8, 2016 for $3.3 billion. After the purchase, Walmart moved Jet's technology and most staff into Walmart.com and put its main ecommerce effort into the Walmart.com brand. For third-party sellers, this makes Walmart Marketplace the main Walmart sales channel to consider.
Both are owned by Walmart. Jet.com partner retailers sell through an API integration, while Walmart Marketplace sells on Walmart.com, the brand Walmart focuses on. Walmart Marketplace has no setup fee or monthly subscription and charges a referral fee on each sale, from 3% to 20% depending on category. Sellers apply to Walmart Marketplace directly.
The most direct alternative is Walmart Marketplace, since Walmart owns Jet.com. Other large US marketplaces that accept third-party sellers include Amazon, eBay, Target Plus (invite only) and Newegg. Each has its own application process, category rules and referral fees, so check each marketplace's current seller pages before you apply. Walmart Marketplace has no setup fee or monthly subscription.